Primary Care: Acute Care Support & Prevention
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In the context of primary care, what is the significance of understanding 'direction verbs' in essay titles?

  • It helps in identifying grammatical errors within the essay.
  • It is crucial for translating medical jargon into plain language.
  • It simplifies the process of conducting literature reviews.
  • It aids in recognizing the essay type and understanding the required approach. (correct)

Which of the following best exemplifies the 'preventative role' of primary care, as emphasized in the unit?

  • Screening patients for early signs of disease and promoting self-management. (correct)
  • Administering medication to manage chronic conditions.
  • Performing complex surgeries to correct physical ailments.
  • Providing immediate care for acute injuries and infections.

How does the unit aim to enhance students' vocabulary skills related to primary care?

  • By encouraging students to identify definitions of terms within the reading texts. (correct)
  • By testing students on their ability to spell medical terms correctly.
  • By teaching students how to use medical abbreviations in their writing.
  • By focusing solely on memorizing a list of medical terminologies.

In what order are the levels of preventative medicine typically addressed?

<p>Primary, then secondary, then tertiary. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the likely focus of the 'planning a written assignment' skill in this unit?

<p>Developing a structured approach to essay writing, including outlining and note-taking. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following tasks would most likely involve 'profiling' in a primary care setting?

<p>Identifying patients at high risk for certain conditions based on various factors. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A clinic decides to implement a new 'screening programme'. Which of the following actions would be the most relevant first step?

<p>Identifying the target population and the condition to be screened for. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does focusing on primary care within a clinical setting support acute care?

<p>By providing ongoing management that reduces the need for acute interventions. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If a patient is prescribed an 'analgesic', what type of symptom are they most likely experiencing?

<p>Pain. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of inoculation?

<p>To introduce an antigen and cause a mild form of a disease, to help build immunity. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Primary Care

Care focused on prevention, early detection, and management of common health problems.

Analgesic

A substance that relieves pain.

Allergy

A negative response to a normally harmless substance.

Behaviour

The manner of conducting oneself.

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Benefit

Advantage or something positive received.

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Clinic

A service for diagnosis and treatment of patients.

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Data

Facts and statistics collected for analysis.

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Detect

To discover or identify something; to notice.

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Diagnosis

A medical determination of a disease or condition.

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Dietician

A trained health professional who advises on diet and nutrition.

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Study Notes

  • This unit concentrates on primary care within the clinical setting and is the second of two units.
  • The unit will initially examine how primary care supports acute care.
  • The unit will outline the various job roles within a primary care setting.
  • The reading texts will primarily focus on the preventative function of primary care.
  • Concepts such as screening, profiling, and self-management will be introduced.
  • Vocabulary related to primary care will be introduced to aid students in identifying definitions.
  • The unit will enhance skills to recognize essay types from verbs used in essay titles.
  • Students will learn to create essay outlines and write from notes.

Language skills

  • Reading and writing skills will be covered.

Topics

  • Preventative medicine, covering primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention will be discussed.
  • Screening programmes will be examined.

Vocabulary focus

  • Focus on understanding direction verbs in essay titles.
  • Understanding new words using definitions.

Skills focus

  • Planning a written assignment.

Key vocabulary

  • Advice, allergy, analgesic, behaviour, benefit, cancer, clinic, data, detect.
  • Developed/developing world, diabetes, diagnosis, dietician, disease.
  • Examine, exercise, false positive, fatigue, immunization, incidence, injection, inoculation, interval, jab.
  • Lifestyle modification, management (of a condition), migraine, minimize, monitoring, nausea.
  • Pain relief, physiotherapist, pill, podiatrist, practice, practitioner, prevention.
  • Primary care, profiling, queasiness, salmonella, screening, self-management.
  • Surgery (GP’s), sympathize, syringe.
  • Treatment, vaccination, vascular.

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Explore primary care's role in supporting acute care settings, various job roles, and preventative functions like screening and self-management. The unit will introduce vocabulary related to primary care and develop reading and writing skills, including essay outlining and understanding direction verbs.

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